The Information-Coherence Model of Reality

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Auteur principal: Shevelev, Dmitry
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contents <p>Modern physics relies on two great but incompatible descriptions of the world: general relativity, which explains gravity and the structure of spacetime, and quantum mechanics, which describes the quantum world. However, under extreme conditions-inside black holes or in the first moments after the Big Bang-both theories fail to work in concert. The Information-Coherence Model of Reality proposes viewing the Universe not as a collection of particles and fields, but as an information system where everything that exists is the result of a transition from a coherent (probabilistic) state to a decoherent (definite) one. In this paradigm, a black hole is not the destruction of matter but a process of recoherence; the Big Bang is not a beginning but a phase of the unfolding of a coherent state. Such an understanding unites physics, cosmology, and the philosophy of time into a single logical structure, where matter, space, and time appear not as fundamental entities but as emergent properties of an information continuum.</p>
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spellingShingle The Information-Coherence Model of Reality
Shevelev, Dmitry
Decoherence
Quantum Information
Singularity
Black holes
Emergent Reality
Entanglement Entropy
ER=EPR
Dark matter
Dark Energy
Philosophy of Time
Physical cosmology
Information Theory
Holographic Principle
Quantum Gravity
Preprint
<p>Modern physics relies on two great but incompatible descriptions of the world: general relativity, which explains gravity and the structure of spacetime, and quantum mechanics, which describes the quantum world. However, under extreme conditions-inside black holes or in the first moments after the Big Bang-both theories fail to work in concert. The Information-Coherence Model of Reality proposes viewing the Universe not as a collection of particles and fields, but as an information system where everything that exists is the result of a transition from a coherent (probabilistic) state to a decoherent (definite) one. In this paradigm, a black hole is not the destruction of matter but a process of recoherence; the Big Bang is not a beginning but a phase of the unfolding of a coherent state. Such an understanding unites physics, cosmology, and the philosophy of time into a single logical structure, where matter, space, and time appear not as fundamental entities but as emergent properties of an information continuum.</p>
title The Information-Coherence Model of Reality
topic Decoherence
Quantum Information
Singularity
Black holes
Emergent Reality
Entanglement Entropy
ER=EPR
Dark matter
Dark Energy
Philosophy of Time
Physical cosmology
Information Theory
Holographic Principle
Quantum Gravity
Preprint
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17505019